Have you ever been pressured to forgive before you felt comfortable about it? Has something not sat right with you all these years about the concept of biblical forgiveness? Is it just not making sense for God to require us to grant blanket forgiveness on demand, or even if it hasn\'t been asked for, including to those who are downright wicked? As Christians, we all know our Father wants us to forgive.
After many years studying the scriptures and narcissistic abuse, as well as le.
Since then, God has blessed Sister Renee with healing and peace, and has led her to help thousands of people with her testimony and experiences.
At the age of 47, the Lord set her free, when she was disowned by her abusive family for setting limits on their behavior.
Sister Renee is the product of an abusive childhood and abusive family relationships that lasted long into her adulthood.
She is a proponent of No-Contact when dealing with narcissists, sociopaths, and abusers.
About the Author: Award-winning author Sister Renee Pittelli is an Adult Child Recovery Mentor, victim\'s advocate, and the founder and director of Luke 17: 3 Ministries for adult children of abusive, controlling, or abandoning birth-families.
You may be surprised to learn that forgiveness and God\'s instructions to forgive are not Necessarily What you have been led to believe.
He is truly righteous and just.
Our God is not an abuse-enabler.
In this book, we will study the scriptures that talk about forgiveness and repentance, including relevant context and commentary, as well as dilemmas and questions we are often faced with.
But he does not want us to cheapen forgiveness by giving it prematurely and undeservedly to those who have every intention of continuing on in their evil.
God wants us to be open-hearted and willing to forgive.
However, forgiveness and the requirement to forgive are not Necessarily What we have been taught by our abusers and their enablers, or by others who are either misinformed or trying to deceive us.
Have you ever been pressured to forgive before you felt comfortable about it? Has something not sat right with you all these years about the concept of biblical forgiveness? Is it just not making sense for God to require us to grant blanket forgiveness on demand, or even if it hasn\'t been asked for, including to those who are downright wicked? As Christians, we all know our Father wants us to forgive
